BRITISH AND FOREIGN.
(United Press Association—Copyright.) LONDON, July 3.
The Legislative Council of St. Vincent has resolved to offer Britain one per cent, of tho local revenues towards the Imperial Navy unfeLtored by conditions. The Council regrets the smallness of the amount and declares it is principally a practical acknowledgment of the gratitude St. Vincent owes Britain.
Tho jockey Wootten ha 6 left hi 6 bed He is very sore, but is convalescent.
During a performance- by twelve tamo crocodile.s at the Neul'y Music Hall, one bit off the right arm of Princess Siva, the trainer. She shot the crocodile with a revolver with her left hand.
NEW YORK, July 2
Mr McClellan, Mayor of New York, has dismissed General Bingham, Commissioner of Police, ostensibly because h© refused to dismiss certain subordinates.
The New York correspondent of the "Tunes" reports that the general interpretation is that General Bingham has been sacrificed to Tammany.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume L, Issue 12258, 5 July 1909, Page 7
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